Connect to SQL Server on Non Standard Port
Published on August 01, 2008
By Pete Freitag
By Pete Freitag
Need to connect to a SQL Server over TCP/IP on a non standard port (not 1433) with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2005 Enterprise Manager?
Turns out the solution is also non-standard, use a comma in the host name (I had tried a colin, but that doesn't work...)
sqlserver.example.com,61433
Where 61443
would be the non standard port number.
Connect to SQL Server on Non Standard Port was first published on August 01, 2008.